LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method When graphing a set of linear inequalities, the...

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method When graphing a set of linear inequalities, the solution set will be a “shared” space where the two solutions intersect. You can see where the tan and gray have a common area where they are “on top” of each other. Coordinates in that shared space will satisfy BOTH inequalities. SHARED AREA

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

When graphing a set of linear inequalities, the solution set will be a “shared” space where the two solutions intersect.

You can see where the tan and gray have a common area where they are “on top” of each other.

Coordinates in that shared space will satisfy BOTH inequalities. SHARED

AREA

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

When graphing a set of linear inequalities, the solution set will be a “shared” space where the two solutions intersect.

You can see where the tan and gray have a common area where they are “on top” of each other.

Coordinates in that shared space will satisfy BOTH inequalities.

Once again you can use either slope – intercept or an ( x , y ) table to graph.

SHARED AREA

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

When graphing a set of linear inequalities, the solution set will be a “shared” space where the two solutions intersect.

You can see where the tan and gray have a common area where they are “on top” of each other.

Coordinates in that shared space will satisfy BOTH inequalities.

Once again you can use either slope – intercept or an ( x , y ) table to graph.

When graphing your lines, use

Dashed line for : < or >

Solid line for : ≤ or ≥

SHARED AREA

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 1 :

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 1 :

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

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I replace the inequality with an equal sign when getting my ( x , y ) points. That way I don’t get confused when solving…

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 1 :

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I replace the inequality with an equal sign when getting my ( x , y ) points. That way I don’t get confused when solving…

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 1 :

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x Y

0 - 2

3 -4

Since the equation has a ( < ) symbol, use a dashed line to graph…

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 1 :

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0 - 2

3 -4 To find the side to shade, use a test point to find TRUE or FALSE…

ALWAYS shade the TRUE side…

I like to use ( 0 , 0 )

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TEST POINT

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 1 :

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3 -4 Since the test point is FALSE, we will shade the other side that does not contain the test point…

FALSE

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EXAMPLE # 1 :

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Since the test point is FALSE, we will shade the other side that does not contain the test point…

FALSE

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

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Let’s get our other set of points to graph…

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

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Let’s get our other set of points to graph…

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

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Let’s get our other set of points to graph…

Since the equation has a ( ≥ ) symbol, use a solid line to graph…

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

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x Y

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Again, use ( 0 , 0 ) as a test point…

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

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Again, use ( 0 , 0 ) as a test point…

FALSE !!! So shade the side that does not contain the test point…

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 1 :

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Again, use ( 0 , 0 ) as a test point…

FALSE !!! So shade the side that does not contain the test point…

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 1 :

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You can see where the two colors overlap…

That is the solution area.

ANY coordinate point in that “shared area” will satisfy both inequalities…

SHARED

AREA

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 1 :

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yx

Let’s check the point ( - 6, - 2 ) …

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( - 6, - 2 )

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The check coordinate satisfy’s BOTH …

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 2 :

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 2 :

Let’s use slope – intercept this time…I still replace the inequality with an equal sign when solving for “y”…

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

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Let’s use slope – intercept this time…I still replace the inequality with an equal sign when solving for “y”…

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 2 :

Let’s use slope – intercept this time…I still replace the inequality with an equal sign when solving for “y”…

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Equation has a ≥ sign so use a solid line…

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 2 :

Let’s use slope – intercept this time…I still replace the inequality with an equal sign when solving for “y”…

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Test point ( 0 , 0 ) is FALSE…

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LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

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Let’s use slope – intercept this time…I still replace the inequality with an equal sign when solving for “y”…

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Shade the opposite side…

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This is already in y = mx + b form…

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 2 :

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Equation has a ≥ sign so use a solid line…

This is already in y = mx + b form…

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 2 :

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Test point ( 0 , 0 ) is TRUE…so shade the side with the test point…

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EXAMPLE # 2 :

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SHARED

AREAYou can see where the two

colors overlap…

That is the solution area.

Again, ANY coordinate point in that “shared area” will satisfy both inequalities…

LINEAR SYSTEMS of INEQUALITIES – Graphing Method

EXAMPLE # 2 :

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Let’s check the point ( 6 , - 4 )

( 6 , - 4 )

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The check coordinate satisfy’s BOTH …